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llhuukthktSScured b. sdninistering DR.
BAIERSG GOLDEN APEs
CIRIC. II can be given In q cupof eodee or
Tea without the knoxledge Of the person taking
II, efecting speedy and permanent cure,
whether the patient n moderate drintef or an
alcoholic wreck Thousssdsof drunkards have
been msie temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific In their coffee without their
knoxledxe, and to-day believe they quit drint
ing Of their own free will For sale By LOGAN
AGO., DEuzzisz. Whselinz. W. Va nG0
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.

The cattle market this week was slow,
and prices are unchanged from those last
week. The hog market was slow with
prices the same rs last week. Messrs.
Hudson 4 Bayha furnish the following
quotations:
Cattle, ZOO to LOO lhs stock 4!a4i
per H.. 500 to 900 lbs. 4la4lc. per h.; 700
to 500 lbs. Sla4c. per Ii.
HogS-Market slow 4!a4ic per Id.
Lambs-GOOd at 4a6c per ID.
Calves-3a4lc per ID.
Sbeep-3tOStc per ID.
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SAAcor
0NA an d. SeNSSs
GMseA &Um
WNSNSC SOOA
cancar Of the Tongue.

NJ wife. some three or four years ago. was tIou
,,,tn an nicer ON the side OF her tongue near
he throat. the pam was incessanl causing 10
Of steep ami producing gIea' mSs rSsrmat,sm l.
b' T,ss from tho shoulders and cen'ercu 10 -, u, ~
wTst Of ono hand she almost losing inc use , ",
Between the suffering Of me t%o NO. ,T o G small
e'leI hotties OF SwlftS Specific, she was nv,
Tr,vcd aud restored 10 health inns m W ne s.
yers AGO and lRere has been no rppcSE
ease. go
r,,,sc On BLOOD and skin diseases nlSilru ~, ~.
q,'s S,yrg-T SrEcIFIC Co, Drawer s. A''@u'''' 'A
Isl " g8tl ~, y. \.
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we the undersigned Banks and Bankers win
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lot.
teTies which may be presented nj our cOuntera
j. II. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LASAUx, PRES. State Natl Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prest. Union National Bank.
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GINSENG.

Wheeling.
Market dull with prices at ST 30 10 2 90
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Railroads.

DlTISBURG, CINCINNATI AND 81.
L LOUIS RAILROAD CO.,
PAN Handle Route) Under schedule In eject
MAY 81. ISL. trains leave Wheeling, Cen.
trail Standard Time: For steuecnyIlle and Pitts.
buryh. 6:SS a. m, l2:sS p. m. S?0 p. m. Fer
Steubcnyillc, 800 y. m. The Ga a. m and
500 r. IN. trains make direct connection for
Columbus, Cincinnati. indianapolis and Chicago.
The i2:s5 p. m. Train makes direct connection
for Columbus and Chicago Trains arrive at
Wheeling at 6:ih a. M. l0U a. m, ::i5 y. m aud
6oO p. m pyi7
DALTlNoRE AND OHIO RAlI.hOSb CON
- panv On and after May ~, 1877. passenger
trains will nun as follows-Whecling Us Meridian |;
West of River, Central time:
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CLAREMONT STOCK.

Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremont
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road for the week ended May 29-lO4
cars, containing 373 cattle, 63 calves,
5,246 sheep and lambs, 5,453 hogs 153
horses and mules.
Shipments TO Philadelphia, ETC., 173 cat
tie, II calves, 1865 sheep and lambs, 1856
hogs, So horses, and mules.
All hogs and sheep sold in these
yards are at gross weight. Receipts of hogs
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B., Z. 3 q. RAILROAD.
Leave Bellsire at S.lO y. n. for NcOdSnsli and
SCmmeTfeld.
Leave Bellsire at $50 p. IN. for GAINESVILLE and
intermediate points.
Arrive 81 Rel}aire 9ae5 a. III. and sou y. m.
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Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans. La.

REMEMBER that the presence 81 venerals
Bezure1ari and Early, who are IN charge Of the
Ora vino, 10 guarantee Of absolute fkirnezs and
integrity, that the chances are al equal, and
thai no one can possibly divine what number
will draw a prize.
REMEMBER thai the payment Of AL Prizes
Il GUARANTEED BY POUR NATION.
Al BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tickets
are signed by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
higbes; Courts; therefore, beware Of any imita>
tons or Anonymous schemes. apbeWksh
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this week are Sill head, against 1,7s7
last week; rough hogs sold at 81 80, and
fair to good at s. 30 per 100 lbs.
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Baltimore.
MONDAY, May 80, 1887.
CALVERTON.

SWINE There is rather full supply OF
hogs on the market this week, and fair
quality averages full up to to that of last
weeks offerings In most of the yards
there is moderately fair demand prevail
ing, but the prices are off tate as compared
with the figures ruling last Monday. We
now quote at 6a6i cents, with few selec.
riOns shade higher, most sales at 81
cents per Id net. Receipts this week y
LII hen
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1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi-kn-
nual Drawings Ofthe Louisiana state Lottery Com
pany, and IN person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness and ia good faith
toward all parties, and VIC authorize the company
10 use this certificate, With fac-slmlcs Of our stg
natures attached in itS advertisements"
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W. J. hOBJsBOE,
t,oo1L Freight and Psssenger Aren't
FRED. HrsRHES,
Travelling PDseuger Aren't,
Wheeling W Va
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated 10y the Legislature In lsGs, for
Educational and Charitable purposes. and its
franchise made Il part Of the present State Con
stitutiOn, ia 1879, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
Its Grand single Number Draw Ing.
take place monthly, and the GRAND
Semi Annual Drawings regularly
every six months Dune and DeceDs.
ber.)
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Queer Samples of Spelling Displayed Dy
Sign Painters in Chicago - Some ODD
Freaks of Genius.
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CINCINNATI, June ,. - HOgs-Quiet;
common and light 81 5Oai 90; packing
and butchers 81 20a4 IS; receipts $500
head; shipments $500 head.
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Toledo.

ToLEDO, O., June 2.-Wheat Dull
and steady; June soc; July s6sc; August
s58c; December S95c. COn-Quiet; cash
39ic bid.
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PHILADELPHIA, June ,. - Flour
Quiet. Wheat-Options dull and lower;
No. , red June 95ia96c; July 94}a95c;
August 92!a92sc; September 92!a92ic.
COrn-DuIl; steamer No. , mixed 47c;
July 47a47!c; August 47!a4Slc; Septem-
Der 4sa49c. Oats-SpOt steady held; un-
graded white 36!c; No. white &c; fut'
ures dull; No white June 37a3Slc;
July 27a37Ic; August 35la36!c; Septem'
Der @4la354c Eggs-Active and higher;
western tirsts l5c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
THe REPUBLICANS IN SESSION.
The Meeting at ChicksiinE Hall, New York.
YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-At 1890 this morn
ing the doors were thrown open for the
First National Republican cl2b convention.
Joseph Poll. chairman Of the committee on
organization, called the convention to or
der. The Rev. DR.. Macarthur prayed that
the members might remember that nothing
could be right in politics which was wrong
IN morals; that ne served his party best
who served bis God bess
James z. Foster, President OF the Repub-
lican Club OF New York, welcomed the del
egates.
Hon. Daniel J. Ryan, of Ohio, was elected
temporary chairman by vote of I59 to l5i
o. er Gen. Nathan Gof. of West Virginia.
In his address OF welcome Mr.. Foster said:
We propose 10 organize. to get out and be-
yond the individual in order that We NAV
work for some end and some principle
higher and broader than the single man,
for be who is selhshly working for
himself is a danger to be avoided. He will
surely make = shipwreck of every one who
IS attached 10 him. Hence We have by
common consent agreed, that this conven-
ton shall not name, recommend or nomi-
nate. any candidate for Office" but We shall
organize. We propose an organizs ton that
shall say TO the saloon: BE ys removed
from politics lApplause.l You who cre-
ate paupers. and insanity. and criminals,
shall no longer WELD the power of govern
ment in this land"
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
ION WITH The DANCE"

Hartman Hall Packed Last Night-The
Kirmes Grand Success
Long before the opening of the Kirmes at
Hartman Hall last evening the building
was full to overhowing and before O'Clock
over one hundred people were turned
away. There were fully 800 people in the
ball when the orchestra struck up.
The programme as heretofore recited was
presented with great exsctness. The loud
applause from the gallery seemed to enthuse
the dancers. and the handsome men, fair
ladies and joyous youths ana lassies that 90
to make up the participants in the dances
all performed better than any previous
evening. After the conclusion OF the per-
formance the large mass OF people from the
gallery focked TO the lower floor TO visit
the various beautiful booths. Although il
was impossible 10 circulate around much
on account Of the largs concourse, yet every
one seemed joyous.
The kirmes will be open this afternoon
for the sale of articles in the booths. 10
which an admission lee OF 10 cents will be
charged. There will be matinee tomor-
row afternoon and the last performances
will be on Saturday night.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

The case of Harry Johnson, charged with
carrying on lottery. came up in Police
Court last evening. when Prosecuting At
torney Clay stated that as the evidence did
not substsntiste the charge he desired 10
enter q nolle pros. he further stated tha
be thought the case was brought under the
wrong statute and that in his opinion II
was obtaining money under false pret4Dses
rather than lottery sDd that were it a
lottery the several papers which Rad a5ver-
tsed u we're equally guilty With the resp0a-
dent Judge Holmes Sad thst be hsd verv
distinct views and opinions both on the
case and in regard 10 the law governing
such cases, and they were different from
Ar. Gays He requested the Prosecuting
Attorney % file bis reasons fer requesting
the cass 20 be nolls pros'd with the Cisrf
in writing. snd the case vas sdjouFnsd un-
I'll 20 o 'ciOcs this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
PULSE OF THE PEOPLE.
The GlJ be T.. store Case.

Mr.. EDITOR: / saw all editorial in the
Democrat Of Yesterday under the head Of
a self-Confesbed Fraud" THAT enough
has been confessed in the Police Court 20
demonstrate that the Globe tea store is a
fraud and swihdle" whether their busi-
ness 10 conducted in violation of the statute
or not" etc Now, Mr. Editor, have read
the advertisement of the Globe Tea Co,
and all the evidence the papers have given
us of the proceedings in the Pol ce Court
against the Company, and II 1t is found
that they are not doing business In viola
lion of law, | fail to see where the fraud
and swindle comes in. have even been TO
their store and bought can of tea, and in
the can of tea, nicely folded up in tissue
paper, | found collar button worth. per-
maps, cent. Well. didn't kick and call
IL fraud, for the tea was st-class, better
in fact than that we have been using at
10 cents pound.
In looking over the published list of
those who have found valuable articles in
their tea and coffee, il struck me that the
Globe Tea Co" had the same right TO elect
how they would advertise their business as
any other firm and that watches, diamonds
and other valuables are found in their goods
Just as they advertise. | have ascertained
IS fact, by examining some OF the articles
tound by purchasers. A customer must be
very young or old indeed, who would ex-
pect to find in every can of tea or coffee
bought for 81, gold watch or diamond
ring: ] suppose the Tea Co." are here To
make money just the same as any other
kind of business, and if the courts declare
their business legal and legitimate. they
have the right to take their own methods
N advertising lust the same" b. JusT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
A Change of Names Suggested.

To the Editor of the TELEsRAx-HERALD.
4, IN common with other citizens OF this
boom ng city, feel just pr.de in the mag
nifcent audience room just erected through
the enterprise and lberslity of Carroll S.
Hartman. ] regard it as one Of the most
important public improvements added to
tnls city for years, and one which will aid
greatly to the fame and prosperity OF our
city. The actual seating capacity, ] under
stand, Is 1874 and an audience OF over
300 can easily be accommodated within its
walls. 10 viii readily occur. therefore, that
the completion OF this imposing structure
PAGES Grand Rapids in the front rank Of
cities offering the best accommodation for
political conventions and other large pub
iic gatherings Of the state. ss no other city
in Michigan can boast Of 80 large q public
audience room IL is matter Of regret
borever. that such q large and besU0fgi
audience chamber-so c0mpsete IN al i;s
appointments-sboBld be kn0En by the
con mon name Of Hall WHY not cali Il
Hsrtmsns Andifougmf Chicago bss al
ready gwen this name 10 the largest Opsrs
House in the World nov being erected IN
thst city. sad the name nov seems - b.
popg.sEly spp.ied io plsoss Of amusement
capable Of accommodating mammoth
audiences
/ think II cur public spirited fellow cfi-
xs1 vii change the name 81 be bezat fll
pisce of amusement 70 Hsrtusns A8f.tfo-
rium. it VII Be universally sccspted ~ fae
citizens 81 Grand Rapids - an isuptors-
msnf On Hartmsns Hal.
III. Tsox.s
6Essp RarTIs. December IS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
DISGUISED VITA HIMSELF.
a travelling n<s Goes "a . spree A1E
sbs1 Attsaopls 4tcsee.


Charles Il Ihonpson, nne looking
nsn aged about 50 years, arrived IN the city
few days sso and registered al tAs E@sis-
be represents john Nichols. . ss- manu-
faet0rer Of Chicago. shortly after arriving
here Thompson sent on > spree. something
be rarely does. lie net lev false frisnds
ana as ssserd into saloons where tae siiest
whisksy is cold. The morning after his
esroussl he w0As up snd tonna his money
all gone. de moved over % tAs nes ksth-
bun HeteL he secured more means, put
ting up bis oysroo&t as security. and pro
eeeded 10 III 40 agsin. He wxs 50 dlsoo0r-
aged and disx ustsd with himself " len lie De
came sober enough 70 reflect on what ne lad
been doing. be resolved 10 make way with
himself Ihis occurred On Wednesday
forenoon. he psrto0k Of coplOus drsashts
of Delladonna and vas soon IN . comolose
condition. he was soon discovered and
Dr. l.. T.. Best was brought 10 the rescue.
Tne man was about gone. aud II took many
hours of really her, ie aud persistent labor
on the part of toe Doctor 10 bring him TO.
Before taxing ths poison he left the address
Of his mother, who lives la New YORK, and
Q note TO girl named Rose asking her 10
forgive him for what he had done. Thomp-
ion was In . semi-dszed stale ali day yes
terday but frightened up some last even
ing. His relatives have been communi-
Gated with and Il is probable that be will be
able to return TO Chicago by Saturday.
Thompson is highly respected by his G M
ployer, and all who have bad scquaintance
with him speak of him in the highest terms.
He stated 10 the doctor that be rarely drank
ANYTHING Shame and disgust at what he
had done prompted him 10 his rash act.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
KIRAfESES.

The "Sphynx" is a great card for the Kir-
mes. Hundreds saw it last night. and il
was wonder to Old and young. Such eI-
pressions as these were heard: what i.
it9' Where did they get it?" why it,
alive--don't you hear 1t talk?' "A iiving
head without body" "a Sphynx is it, il
looks like deadhesd."
The "SphynI" recognized Tom Carroll
and Professor Swensburg last night in the
audience. said the Professor was an olo
friend. He must be rather an old friend, as
she has been dead 5000 years.
John, how is your wife2" "Rebecca',
well -tonight-at the Egyptian booth.
Don't pay any attention to wnst the De.
troit papers say about our "Kirmes ladies.
Detroit is jealous.
ANY kind of a seat will be worth a premi
um tonight at Hartman's Auditorium.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

Tonisbt W II. Powers company VII AZ
pear al Powsrs Grsni in the popGlsE Irish
drsEns. "Igy Leaf Il i brim tail Of Irish
MI and sentiment. And ths1s are many
beautiful see1ic e1eclsL Ihs sale of seats IL
already lATge.
TIE C0aried Opera Company. one Of The
best organizations On tie FoAi. Nil sDpear
81 P0wsrs' IN tie Gypsy Baron, vita
original scsnery aud costumes. Soncsy aao
TUESDAY evenings. ana theatre gosfs VII
have al opportunity Of hearing sane rare
talent The sac of seats will open ss Tie
pOI once today.
Alice Harrison continues 20 attract sn
please large audiences az Re1nona Grand.
Photos Is q sparkling comedy, aud -
every member OF the company ls thorough
artistic. i is given with vim and sDergy
that never tails 10 elicit hearty laugh and
much applause from the audience
The excellent vaudeville entertainment at
Smiths Opera House Is being literally
pstronized this week. Tonight brilliant
array Of amateur talent will be presented ~
It's patrons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
TIE wooL-aRowEas. MEETING
rns Asaasf Convention OF tho nsrfno
shssp-Brssdsrs Association.


JAcxs0x, Dec. I5.-rhs seventh annual
convention. Of the National AerinO sheep
Brseders Association IS now in session here.
Freaidsnt j. r Dean. OF Na0olson, Mich,
Ia his Opening address. said
We meet al a time when the whole wool
growing interests Of the Union are passing
through a crisis which may result in hard
ship and ruin, or NAV 0n the contrary inure
q their advantage. IL Is evident that the
executive head of lhe nation. influenced 10
d0aot by the insidi0us advice and plausible
Argument OF tree-trz1ers. has determined
% saerhce ths wool growing industry IN
the interest Of allen masters and those who
make A business OF importing their pro
duets. The tariff reduction OF 1883 inflicted
fncsculsble damage upon the sheep breed
sfs and the eOOl-groNers OF The United
states. II is svident that the struggle Is
not yst over, and that We must be up and
doing II We hope 10 overcome this nes
enemy
other speakers. among them being sam
uel Owen, al Ohio delegate. also demanded
that the agitation sgalnsI the WOOL tarid
should stop. Many able and interesting
pagers we're read OF interest to the sheep
men. A meeting OF the Michigan State
Merino Breeders Was also held. and officers
elected as follows. President, W. T.. Ken
nedy. Somerset, Secretary. K ID. NJ. Ed
wards. Horton; Treasurer, J. p Dean, Ma
DOleOn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16
THE ETRUSTEDCASHIER
Ne STEALS So. s.eOa FROM a sAN<-
sossph G. Enizht, "a ma MaaufaStarsrs
N.fiozAi B.a4 - Fhlieosl phs<. GsA-
asssss - H&sias Dssa q tbi~f for
I1astf- Eoar fsArs-Cozaa-
aalILsa ~ Jail

PHgL4DzLFaIA. Dec. l5.-Jos- G knight
~ao las been smplosed a. 5ookksepeF IA
the A.nulA1lursrs SsAonal oanx. Ia thAs
city, ios he past tniFty- SIX years. vas con
mlrted - iaii this sftsrn0on by bnited
sta1es Commissioners Edwards Ia default OF
o.. 90 bail Ga a chargs of snabszzling
o.. coo 0f the b4nks funds. The man
maais fail ca. isssion. sad SAID ais s9ecais-
ti0ns has covered q befiO1 "a tssnty- four
years oag Tor The past ssgas gsars 9ut ultis
had besn Iakea. ne szld be nsd secured
money sBiis assisunx ia rsoeiglng tsiisf.
Aftsr catering deposits IN the pass books
and on tne ledger of when he Dad charge,
hs pocksisa The money. The discovery sas
made accidentally 0u FrioaY iasl. ~Lsn An
error s.s discovered Ia AaizhLs balance
sneeg knd IA Investigation vas made %
ol the o0Oks. Walch revealed The dei2lca
Ii0n knight sss hlghiy respected and
xas implicitly trusted bY me Dank officials.
The money - supposed - have been Lost
Ia spscuiAsioo-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

eks.ssy,s - - vs.sSssssteN4s-
wHrrEHALt. Dec i5.-Nayigation has
closed st this point for the season. although
the lake and har0or are free from ice yet
ALI the saw-mil.s on the AXE have shut
down for the eason.-L1nbering has
not commenced to any extent. 50 there is
no snow. AL the mills viii put in fnil
supply Of logs tnis- WINTER The parties
that ouilt toe steam barge Hayward last
Winter will ouild new boat this Winter
70 run between Chitzsgo aud Nhitenau. IL
will run as a passenger boat, connected
With the Summer resort a. the foot OF
" hite Lake. There will be hotel oailt AZ
th. resort tDis Winter or Spring -Chsrles
Hall. an Old resident OF " nitehall, was
buried st Shelby, the -. He vas mem
bsr Of K. OF II. Lodge No. IiS. Of W nite-
hall. and 90 was buried BY the lodge he
leaves bis widow 500 Insurance. in the
order
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

The star of Bergeon's treatment waning a
little. new forms Of cure for tubercular pa
tients are being found With unabated vigor,
and M Garcin comes 70 the front With hy
drofuoric acid This new method consists
in placing phthisical patients for en- hour
every dav in a small cabinet which contains
SIX cubic meters II sir that is saturated with
hydroduoric acH This SRturati0n Is obtained
By pumping a current Of sir through gutts
psrcha bottle that contains 100 grsames Of
the acid 70 30 gramHes u distilled water.
The quantity of air pumped in Is renewed
every 6ftess minutes. as the effect u quickly
exhausted
The system has been tried for yssr pas.
~ = number Il cabinets that " Garcia hss
fitted I'D IN room Ia his Owl house, AMI dur
iaz toe month a August n hundred rstients
we're submitted 70 t5e treatment OF this
number. fourteen remained ss before. forty
ons were improved. sud thiTty Eve were
cured. While ten I'D. Ts 3 stated that under
the in6nsncs 4 this form II nas3icatiop The
attacks u coughing diminish snd finally
cease TIE Koch bsciIi cannot rssfss this
ACID. ss thsT as frst ars found 70 diminish IN
nuru-sr sad soon they 10 longer segment. at
last they entirely dissrpear from tse secrs-
tiors T'-s general stste q the patients wss
much improved, the appetite was increased
TIE nirht swests cssssd. snd son-e pstsea-s
treatesl ever ~-sr azo remain wel Ftsesuss
ttat toe IN a. tfe celebrated ziss
u,anufsctar Baccarsf had srst notic~d
that the hv5 daorfe soid taeT employed rad
god Effects oa sos Esaith q censsusrfivs per
eons PARIS Ger Ns-w Yark Med5cai Joarn.l
---
Thsr. j. n ND q I..nrsrr.. Th.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

The alarm Of dr- from box rs early thi.
morpinx vss caused by blaze in III.
house st tae corner OF Ellsworth ave. and
Fast Fult0n-st. occupied bv Ms Nelson
The furniture wss damaged 30 the extent 0l
soout S+oe Ard The house only siChtiv
There = $50 Insurance on the furniture
Tae rsrties residing IN The house we're prs
pari0g 50 move and rad the most Of thr
lnrniturs piled to<sther IN one room and
the lswp hsd beer left burning on ths
sidehoard. Il i thoight that it sxpsoded
tins csn>i1x the Ere. The house = Owned
by Mrs. George ESis0n o. Walker town
srfn
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-16

CHIcaao. Dec. 15.-AntOn sohmsr. a
Bohemian. s. Tesrs old, shot bis wife this
morning in front Of her residences az she
wss returning from market and then fred
two balls into hSs own head. dying almost
Immediately. Ms Soansrs w01D ! is not
considered dangerous. The couple had
been separated two years on sccount Of
sobmers dissipated habits. and in bis cups
be bad often threatened 20 murder bis
wffa